RAD Roller Soft I Myofascial Release Tool I Low Density I Self Massage Mobility and Recovery I Green

Avevo già la versione media (azzurra) e mi serviva qualcosa di più morbido per chi ha tensioni maggiori. Avevo paura fosse troppo morbido, ma la differenza con la versione media nom è molta (per chi è molto sensibile invece la differenza si sente). La prima volta l'ho restituito perché un po' rovinato ( per questo non ho messo la quinta stella), ma la seconda consegna era perfetta)

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A week or two before my RAD roller arrived, I was suffering pain with the knots on my Right shoulder blade. It was shooting pain and numbness, due to the new sitting position at my new desk, plus I carried heavy backpack on a trip. The RAD works wonder, decreased and satisfied 70% after 1 night of all the soreness/uncomfortable feeling the knots created. I use it every other day (just because timing is not allowed for everyday), after 2 weeks, most of my knots are gone. I'm 95% back to normal, well, it'll take time since I work everyday. Although, I don't know if other people can take the pain as much as I can, because it hurts really bad when you use RAD on the knots, but I loveeee that pain lol. You don't feel the different right after but give it a night, you'll feel better the next morning, The best position works for me is to sit on my bed and place the RAD vertically between my shoulder blade and the wall and keep roll back n forward or push on the knots, whatever it takes. My bed has one side against the wall so it's perfect in this case. PS: for long hair people, make sure tight all your hair up, because the RAD is a great hair puller >[ Enjoy !

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My bodyworker husband has just about every tool and gadget for myofascial release and massage that's been invented, and so far I like this one the best. I have a lot of arthritic symptoms in my back and a lot of locked up muscles, stuck ribs, you name it. I prefer these over the blue because they are slightly more forgiving, and very helpful for loosening stuck joints in my mid/upper back especially. A quick roll or a longer session, both help. I've also used them on a sticky, cushier yoga mat to sort of lean my first and second ribs into while laying down, especially as close to the top of the first rib as I can get, almost on top of traps because first ribs are always stuck and traps always rock hard, and a major headache inducer. I position it so that there is one ball I'm really leaning into, the other one is out from under me but turned so that they don't roll, and it's almost like I'm sitting and someone is pushing down on top of my trapezius muscle if that make sense. That second ball keeps it from rolling, and I can leverage my body weight for more pressure with more relaxation of that area than I would be able to with my fingers or a Theracane. If I'm patient, usually enough to feel the muscles and fascia gradually releasing. My husband likes these for his low back. With my lumbar disc issues, all these tools are too aggressive. Great for my upper back, though.